Flomotion Victim Empowerment Programme

Flomotion Victim Empowerment Programme FVEP is a registered Non Profit Organisation set up in order to aid victims of crime with free, prof

The Flomotion Victim Empowerment Programme is a registered Non Profit Organisation administered by Flomotion, with support from the South African Police Service, emergency services and local community policing forums. Our pilot project is currently underway in Florida, Johannesburg but we are able to provide support with setting up similar programmes across the rest of Gauteng Province. In line wi

th South Africa’s National Crime Prevention Strategy and National Policy Guidelines on Victim Empowerment, we focus on restorative justice for victims of trauma, at no cost to the victims themselves. This approach is fully in concert with international trends over the past decade to promote a victim-centred approach to criminal justice. Our professional, motivated and highly-trained counsellors

-provide empathetic, person-centred assistance to victims of crime and other traumatic incidents in the form of counselling
-attend to the victim’s emotional needs and stability
assist with access to emergency and social services
-offer support during the justice process
-provide services on behalf of the victim in terms of their rights
-and assist with prevention strategies to prevent repeat traumatisation. While our focus is on providing initial trauma debriefing to victims of crime, we also refer victims to medical and professional service providers if further counseling is required. We also offer the following services, among others:

- We create awareness at schools on the dangers of drugs and being involved in gangs. We invite motivational speakers to address students at local schools.
- We conduct group debriefing after incidents involving multiple victims.
- We facilitate educational talks and workshops to empower individuals on how to deal with trauma.
- We report general statistics (i.e. no identifying or personal information) about the cases we work on to the South African Police Service and relevant Community Policing Forum.
- We develop a client information database for ease of communication and intervention. Our counsellors are drawn from various backgrounds and include teachers, paramedics, social workers and drug rehabilitation workers among others. They are all volunteers and have been thoroughly vetted by Flomotion and the South African Police Service. If you are interested in joining our team of motivated, professional counsellors or looking to set up your own victim empowerment programme in your suburb or area, please email [email protected]. A counselling background is preferred but not necessary as training will be made available to you through Flomotion’s training services.

13/06/2026

🚨 R**E REPORTED ALMOST EVERY FOUR DAYS AT LENASIA SOUTH POLICING PRECINCT 🚨

📍 Lenasia South SAPS recorded 24 r**e cases between January and March 2026 - up from 19 cases during the same period last year.

📊 That means, on average, a r**e case was reported almost every four days in the area.

📰 Read the full story here:
https://globepost.co.za/2026/06/09/r**e-reported-almost-every-four-days-at-lenasia-south-policing-precinct/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=news

10/06/2026

TEDDY BEAR FOUNDATION is engaged in a court battle against the MINISTER OF WOMEN, YOUTH AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES and 16 other respondents, to ensure persons found guilty of sexual misconduct be rendered unsuitable to work with children, are timeously reported, entered on the S*x Offenders Register and excluded from employment in schools and other child-contact roles.

The application arose out of a 2015 incident in which a 12-year old learner was r**ed on the premises of a North-West public primary school by a caretaker employed by the school governing body. Despite the family’s attempts to report the matter, no action was taken and the perpetrator continued working at the school.

At the core of our application is the protection of children’s rights under section 28(1) and (2) of the Constitution as well as their right to basic education. Schools must be places of safety in which children can learn and thrive, free from sexual predators, corporal punishment, bullying, and intimidation.

Since the institution of proceedings, the applicant and the Department of Basic Education (“DBE”), together with participating Provincial Education Departments (“PEDs”), have concluded a settlement agreement regulating substantial portions of the relief against those respondents, however the Department of Social Development (“DSD”), persists with its opposition to protect children’s rights through effective supervision by the Court.

05/06/2026

Trauma and loss can lead to Anxiety, Panic, isolation, difficulty sleeping, and feeling emotionally overwhelmed. These challenges can affect daily life, relationships, work, and overall Wellbeing.
This Mental Health Support Group for Trauma, Anxiety and Grief will launch on Thursday, 11 June at 10am at Uvongo Library, 10 Crescent Road, Uvongo, Margate, KZN, 4270. For more information, contact Brett on 069 150 1348.

01/06/2026

We're looking for caring and committed volunteers to join our Telephone Counselling Team in KwaZulu-Natal, Cape Town and Johannesburg. If you're passionate about helping others and want to Make Mental Health Matter, we would love for you to join the team. This is a great opportunity to gain experience, support those in need, and be part of a dedicated Mental Health support network. Submit your application by 08 June here: https://buff.ly/xFJvf3S

26/05/2026

An operation led by the Hawks in Milnerton resulted in the arrest of a man suspected of human trafficking and the rescue of three women believed to be victims. According to spokesperson Zinzi Hani, a team made up of different law enforcement units entered a house in Brooklyn after investigations pointed to a person exploiting young women. The suspect is a 38 year old foreign national who is in the country illegally. The women found are aged between 21 and 26. The man is facing charges related to trafficking in persons as well as violations of the Immigration Act. He is scheduled to appear in the Cape Town Magistrates Court on Wednesday.

22/05/2026

[CHILD PROTECTION MONTH]

aims to raise awareness about children’s rights and reinforce that everyone has a responsibility to protect children.

But how can you help as a parent, neighbour, or community member?

✅ Educate and empower children on their rights and responsibilities.
✅ Children should be protected and supervised at all times.
✅ Report any form of suspected child abuse to the SAPS.
✅ Talk to your parents, teachers, doctor, or a relative if you are a child.


http://saps.gov.za/child_safety/parents/parents.php

21/05/2026

There are people whose job is to keep children safe. Reach out.

Parents, caregivers and communities: Prevention starts with active, caring adults.

📞 Childline: 116
📞 Teddy Bear Foundation: 011 484 4554

18/05/2026

It's never too late to ask for help.

If you suspect abuse, act. One report can save a child.

📞 Childline: 116
📞Teddy Bear Foundation: 011 484 4571

All our lecturers are subject matter experts. The facilitator for this training intervention is a retired Officer with d...
15/05/2026

All our lecturers are subject matter experts. The facilitator for this training intervention is a retired Officer with decades of field experience.

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